Realistic, scenario-driven simulations that test how your organization detects, responds, escalates, and makes decisions during an attack.
Attack simulations are scenario-driven engagements designed to test the organization itself. They model how a real attack unfolds across systems, teams, and leadership decisions, exposing where assumptions break down and where coordination, authority, or judgment fails under pressure. The objective is not to demonstrate compromise, but to understand whether the organization can recognize, manage, and contain an attack before it becomes a business-level event.
Most clients come in with a general concern, not a defined scenario. We help translate that uncertainty into a focused and time-bound simulation that tests your organization's actual response under pressure.
We’ll propose an appropriate approach, outline scope options, and provide a pricing range based on realism and organizational depth.
Pricing is project-based and defined by scenario complexity and organizational scope.
Attack simulations validate whether Leadership intent and Operational execution hold together when assumptions are stressed by adversarial behavior and time pressure. They expose gaps that remain invisible in isolated testing and translate technical events into organizational and decision risk.
Simulations are often informed by prior technical testing such as Penetration Testing.
Attack simulations do not change outcomes or guarantee results in future incidents, but provide evidence leadership can interpret against risk appetite and tolerance for disruption.